Kashagawigamog

Kashagawigamog is an Anishinaabe name meaning “lake of long and winding waters,” a fitting description of the narrow lake among the wooded hills north of the Kawartha waters. It forms part of a chain of lakes and rivers used by Indigenous travellers. Anishinaabe people continued to journey along the Gull and Burnt river systems to hunt, fish, trap and trade in the surrounding country.